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Bars
The Best Pubs in Melbourne CBD for a Bevvy and a Bite
Grab a glass (or a bottle) at one of these legendary watering holes.
Your Guide to Melbourne’s Best New Bars for 2026
Order, clink and sip at these exciting new bars in Melbourne.
Soul of the Town: The Best Country Pubs in Victoria
Victoria’s country pubs are the state’s beating heart.
The Best Bars in Geelong for Cocktails and Good Times
With bars as good as these, you’ll never be short of a place to drink in Victoria’s second largest city. Read on for the 13 best bars in Geelong.
The Best Pubs In North Melbourne For Your Next Cheeky Pint
These warm and welcoming local pubs are always open for a pint, a parma and friendly chat.
Northside Nights: 6 Reasons Why Everyone’s Drinking in Coburg Right Now
Coburg’s bar scene has graduated well beyond the standard local.
Jamsheed Is Making Preston Feel Like Home
Jamsheed in Preston is evolving with chef John Cassie, a generous new menu, steak nights, DJ events, Chef’s Table dinners and the same community spirit that has made the urban winery one of Melbourne’s most loved northside locals.
Melbourne’s Date-Night Bars Are Flirting Back
Set the scene for an unforgettable evening at these effortlessly romantic bars.
Don Frico Opens Behind Salamanca With New York Slices, Martinis and a 3am Licence
Don Frico is the pizza, martini and disco-lit bar Hobart was missing.
Four Pillars Is Making the First Martini of the Night Even Better
Explore Four Pillars Martini Collective, pairing mini Olive Leaf Gin Martinis with bespoke snacks across Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane now.
The Best Rooftop Bars in Melbourne for Drinks, Views and Sky-High Nights
This is your edited roll call of rooftop bars in Melbourne: laneway hideaways, high-rise show-ponies and those rare perches that trade in mood as much as view.
The Best Wineries in Tasmania to Sip & Savour Your Way Around
The island state is dotted with picturesque wineries, celebrating cool climate wines.
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